Frequently Asked Questions
How Kindino works, what data we use, and what we do (and don't) store.
Is my portfolio data stored or shared?
Your holdings are not stored on our servers after analysis completes. To make return visits easier, your browser can save your last portfolio and results locally on your device until you clear them using the Clear saved portfolio button.
What stocks do you cover?
We currently cover 101 major publicly-traded companies, spanning technology, industrials, consumer goods, energy, healthcare, and financials. We add new coverage every week. If a ticker you care about isn't found, email us at hello@kindino.net and we'll prioritize it.
How current and accurate is your supply chain data?
Every supplier relationship in our database is manually researched and verified from a public source: annual reports, SEC filings, earnings calls, or credible press coverage. We don't use automated scrapers or unverified data. For any given company, we typically have 3–10 named suppliers rather than a complete supply chain, so we're transparent about coverage: the analysis tells you exactly how many suppliers were found for each holding.
What does the concentration risk score mean?
The concentration multiplier measures how much shared-supplier overlap amplifies risk across your portfolio. A score of 2.0x means a disruption to a key shared supplier would affect roughly twice the portfolio weight you'd expect if you only looked at sectors. It captures the hidden correlation between holdings that appear unrelated on the surface.
How is this different from what my brokerage shows me?
Your brokerage measures the direct physical risk of a company's reported assets, typically based on headquarters location. We measure where its actual supply chain is: the factories, fabs, and facilities its operations depend on, what climate hazards those locations face, and critically, whether multiple holdings in your portfolio depend on the same suppliers. That last part (interaction risk) is something no brokerage or mainstream portfolio tool shows at any price.
Does this predict future returns?
No. Supply chain concentration measures structural risk exposure: how correlated your holdings are through shared supplier dependencies. It doesn't predict stock price moves or future performance. A high-concentration portfolio isn't necessarily going to underperform, but it does mean a single supply chain disruption could hit multiple holdings at the same time in ways that aren't visible from sector allocation alone.
How often is the data updated?
We add new companies and verify supplier relationships weekly. Our current dataset reflects publicly disclosed supplier relationships as of early 2026. Every relationship is manually verified from a primary source (annual reports, SEC filings, or credible press coverage) before it's added.
Can I export or share my results?
Not yet. Shareable summary cards and PDF exports are on our roadmap. If you need to share your results now, email us at hello@kindino.net and we can help.
Is this free?
Yes, the portfolio analyzer is free during our beta. We plan to introduce paid tiers for heavier use cases (larger portfolios, scheduled monitoring, PDF reports, and RIA/family office workflows), but the core analysis will remain free for individual investors.
What is the waitlist for?
As we ship new features (portfolio monitoring, PDF exports, multi-portfolio management, RIA workflows), waitlist members get early access and direct input on what we build next. You'll also be the first to hear about pricing before anything goes behind a paywall.
I'm an RIA or asset manager. Can I run this for client portfolios?
Yes, the current tool works for any portfolio you can enter by ticker. For multi-portfolio workflows, client-facing reports, and compliance-ready exports, those are on our roadmap for RIA-specific plans. Email hello@kindino.net to discuss early access.